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Gilbert Ainslie, of Pembroke Hall. B E 1,9115 OF ARTS. • Maxwell of Tri'liitv ' Isaac Wood, of Trinity College.. • Francis Tapersall; of Trinity,College. 'Henry Dunc . cirnhil, of Trinity College. Daniel•Ni hill, of St. John's College. - , • Richard Bearor 'Wynne, of St. John's College. John Thompson, of Corpus Christi College. Rev. S. Welatt; of, Queen's College. , - Rev. Ed. Gray. of,Queen7s College. James Lowry,•of Queen's College. • The Rev. Frederick Glionpin, M., A. of St. John's College, OxfOrd, 'was on Friday last ad mitted ad eundenz at King's College. • IVlessrs, Turner and Smyth, of Sidney College, Mr. Henderson, of Tiinity College, and Messrs. Atkinson and _Walter, of Catharine Hall, were on the same day admitted 13achelors of Arts.. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. STATEMENT' OF THE ODDS ON THE DERBY, OAKS, &C.—APRIL 9. DPRBY. Tal:en-4 'ft ogst c. by Waxy,:itut of Miltonia. 'Men —lO to 1 agst c. by Orsille;out of Allegretto. Takeo—l I to I agst Brother to Crecy. 11 to Copt c. by Selvicity,'ont. of Rosalina.• 12 to l'agst c. by Dick. 'Andrews, out of Sister to • Remernbrancer. 14 to 1 opt c. by Waxy, ont of Ringtail. OAKS. 9 to 2 agst Lao, by Waxy. Taken— ftto I apt Tredille, by Walton. i 2 to . 1 - against any other. RIDDLE ,, WOETH STAKES. Taken— 3 to 2 and 3 to 1 agst Brother to Crecy. Taken— 4 to 1 agst c. out of Sister to Reecembrancer. 7 to 1 agst c. by Waxy, out of Itingtaili Taken— 8 to 1 agst f. Tiedille, by Walton. Taken— 9 to t.agst Harraton, ont of Lancashire Witch. That notorious character Bithilecoinb, who has so long cartjed oti his depredations to the terror of the inhabitants of the New Forest and it% vici nity, and for whom-great rewardi have been of fered, is at length taken. This desperado has long eluded the vigilance of the officers, and has secreted himself iu a wood near Plaitford tor some time past ; but the hostler of the Shoe Inn having by stratagem discovered his retreat, has succeeded in taking hiM. He is pow safely lodged iu Fish erton Gaol.—(rauntun Courier.) ..... " The benefit whlch.anlltors derived from the - Coovrizht Act of Queen Anne, has lately been much angmented by the suggestions and influence of the Members of the English, Scotch, and Irish Universities. • " At a public Meeting, at which most of the principal and opulent booksellers in London attended, sonic years ago a. the house" of Alio lUght Hon. John Villiers, they declared that if the copyright could lie extended .to 2S years certain, they would not dispute the right of the learned bodies to a copy of every new publication. "After what has been dime to enlarge the property of an tit-es-and booksellers, the Syndics of the University Library cannot hut consider the present attempt as an act sf iugras. titude ;- and if it is encw;raged by those who made such a pledge, it cannot be thought less than a breach of good,hith "lf this nin were carried into a Statute, and the Univer titles were compelled to purchase what is at present their own indisputable property, the Syndics would regard it as the greatest possible obstruction to the diffusion and exten sion of learniog, and a violation alio- most sacred chartered rights; rights which have been established by the_nnanintoos authority of the Judges of the Court of King's Bench, which have been- approved by risen most eminent and conspicuous for their learning and ability, and selected on that account •by the House of Com mon, for the investigation of the sub ject, and which have been confirmed over and over again by the - united wisdom of the King, Lords, and Commons, Parliament assembled." OLD BAILEY. At these SeSsions yesterday, after some trials of small importance, the different pri.,oners, amounting to IDI , A . cre„ at 7-o'clock in the even ing, brought up for judgmcnt. The-fr .- rowing .28 'prisoners were sentenced to death!--Henry Hui ire Henry Green, Joseph . Davis, Ed varpl Benjamin, icy septt "ones, Henry Safer. john. Henry Soiger, John Hehuar, Jane Carter, Thiimas Headley, A.Vm.flutehitis, James Hutchins, a voting lad,,Elenty Gee, William l'' fillips, Thinuas Smith, Jones, Sarah Overall, Archilrall Winter, J o hn dolinfluipman, (digs l'. Cariaiao,Tha- Inas Siiiith, Thomas Pork, a buy, Williani Young, itfjiitiaus Freeman, Thomas thmillellllen Gre;ury, and Charles Wayne. John Harris, William Carr, William Bailey, John Bailey, and John %Vahan's, were sentened to be transported fur their natural lives. John Tho►npson, Joint Downe,Ntary Shawe,Snsan Richard Rat ford, and James Butler, who had been indicted for forgery, and who pleaded guilty to the minor offence, wre► e sentenced to 14 years' transportation. Six'other prisoners received the same sentence. Sixty prisoners were, sentenced to seven years' transportstion, ano the rest were ordered to bq imprisoned for' various periods. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Bow-STRERT - Brian Murray, Edward 1101 mes; and William Cook, Were charged with robbing George Harris, a sailor, of his watch, on Monday • night, near Tyburn Turnpike.—Two ofiicers.went to search the residence of the prisoner Cook, who - resided with, his father and mother in the neigh bourhood of Tyburn Turnpike. They found - the , ' father and mother living in very great poverty and. -distress. In the room in which it was .said the prisoner Cook slept, they found, in an old box, two old pockets, in which were silver coins; con sisting of dollar, tot-ens . , halt crowns, &c. to the amount of upwards of 1501. ; and in a large pocket-book .was Bunk notes to the amount or , upwards of 2001.. Finding so (nisch property in such a place of misery, they thought it right to take the woman with them, when, upon. , an investigation before Mr, 131eNIE, she said the silver was her property, she had saved it out of the profits of sr,lling apples in the streets. This., however,/ was • not credited, as she was literally only clothed in rags, and appeared an object. of real misery. The account she gave of the Bank- . notes, was, that, her son, the ptisoner, and ano ther boy, were •PlayiOg in Kensington Gardens, about three years ago, when they found to' the amount of 7 - 50 t. in the grotto; they had adver tised ir, but 1.6 person hutl.daimed it. The pri stoners were committed for further examination. Wednesday; Bishop the Officer arrived at the Office horn I:4lithani, in Kent, with -kr Streeter, who keeps the Chevers Inn, and James Carter, a smith . , ho!li.of them living on their own estates, and highly iespectahle mon, charged tvith arson, in having wilfully set .fire to the premisei of Mr. Thomas Morgan; of lvlithan), ho is bailiff to --Simpson,.E.l. of F,jrl a wn H ou s e , on the 2d instant .—Refilan,ted. LAw. —Nor Hog' in; erev ing occurred yesterday in any of the Courts. A - Circular Letter has been issued by Lord SID-. MoUTH to the Lord Lieutenants of Counties, to allow, in certain cases, Corp , of Yeolna!;ry Ca valry, consisting df not less than . thr,- , ;. troops, to assemble on permanent p;ty and duty, in ,the course of the present year, fur a period not ex cred;ng six succtssive days, exclusive of 'porch lug tQand from the- place .of ass. tu•dy, under the same regulations as acted ttA)on last year.